1020 ST. STEPHE~'S-BY-} CORNWALL. [ KELLY's l LA.U~CE::>TON. Langdon Thos. Ching, Roydon cottage Fisher Wm. Hen. shopkpr. Newport sq l\litchell Richd. farmer, Goodmamlcig h Nicolls Edmund Pearse, Elfordleigh Frayne John, blacksmith Mitchell Joseph, farmer, Duke street Pearse Mrs. 3 Ridgegrove Gilbert Charles, farmer, Bender green Moore John Gwennap Dennis, land Reed Richard, Newport GrantJohn,monumental mason,Newprt ageut & sun·eyor, see Badcock, Reed Thomas Charles, I Ridgegrove Gynn John, farmer, Little Athill Moore & Strong Short Henry, Myrtle cottage Ham, Friend & Luxton, coal, corn & Nicolls Edmund Pearse,wholesale grocr Strong John Mortimer manure merchants, Railway station Parsons Henry, farmer Trehane Mrs. Hope cottage Ham Thomas, wood dealer & farmer, Pinch Elisha, machine maker, Newport Treleaven Mrs. The Hill The Hill Reed Richard, head master of endowed Trood Thomas Pomeroy, Newport ho Bender J. & H. manure merchants school, Newport Wonnacott John, St. Stephen's hill Bender Thomas Brooks, tanner & cur­ RundleAmos Grymes,farmer & butcher, rier, Newport & St. Thomas Collay COl\11\IERCIAL. Hodges John, JYorthumberland Arms, Sampson Richd. station mstr. Duke trr Badcock, Moore & Strong, land agents Railway station Short Henry & Co. auctioneers & surveyors ; & High st. Launceston Irish, Symons & Co. manure merchants Shute William, farmer, Kernick Benoy Francis,shopkeeper,Yeolm Bridge (W. M. Dawe, agent), Railway station Skews Jas. farmer, L wr. Goodmansleigh Benoy Thomas, farmer Jackett Robert, farmer, Athill Strong John Mortimer, land agent & Box Thomas, butcher Jenkin Thomas, farmer, New house surveyor,seeBadcock,Moore & Strong Bray John, farmer, Higher Truscott J ones William & John, millers, Ridge­ Symons Saml. farmer, Lower Truscott Burt & Martin, ladies' school, Newport grove Symons Samuel, farmer, Ridgegrove Burt George, White Horse, & saddler & Langdon Charles, farmer, New mills Trood T. P. & Co. coal, brick, lime & Ironmonger0 Langdon William, jun. farmer, Higher manure merchants, Railway Station, Burt Henry, suryeyor under the Eccle­ Truscott & St. Thomas, Launceston siastical Act I87I for the Eastern Langdon Wm. farmer, Higher Truscott Tumming Matthew, farmer, Trewithick division of Cornwall, Newport Launceston Coal Co. (William Soby, Venning John, farmer, Dutson Carter John, miller (water), New mills manager), Railway station Waiter Thos. P. shopkeeper, Duke st Congdon Charles, buildE-r Lavis David, farmer WilcocksEdwd. farmer, New Churches Daw William, farmer, Higher Truscott Maddaver Robert, farmer, Duke street Willcocks William, farmer, Underwood Dew John, carpenter, Duke terrace Martin Margaret (Miss), ladies' school, Wright Robert, boot & shoe maker Facy John Martin, farmer, Rockwell see Burt & Martin ST. STEPHEN'S-BY-SALTASH is a village and British Cillanham, a slate covered dwelling) gave the name parish, separated by the Tamar from the Devonshire parishes to an old family from thence called de Shillingham, from of Tamerton and St. Budeaux, I! miles south-west from whom it passed to Lord Bonville and Sir John Horsey, Saltash railway station, in the Eastern division of the county, whose heiress married in Queen Elizabeth's reign Francis south Bodmin, and diocese of Truro, situate belongs to Capt. Thomas Cole Porter of the 6th Dragoon at the mouth of the Lynher. The parish comprises the Guards (Carabiniers). The principal landowners are Lord villages of BuRRATON, CARKEEL, ELliiGATE, FoRDER, LoNG- Ashburton, Capt. Thomas Cole Porter, John Edwards esq. LANDS, NOTTER, TREHAN, TREMATON, TREVOLLARD and of Trematon Hall, William Nicholas Connock Marshall esq. WEARDE. The church of St. Stephen is a fine old pile in J.P. William Henry Pole-Carew esq. J.P., D.L. and Michael the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of five William de Courcy esq. J.P. The soil is loamy; subsoil, bays, aisles and an embattled tower with pinnacles, con- clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, beans and turnips taining 6 bells, all cast in I76o ; in the south aisle some and a large amount of market gardening. The area is pieces of armour are preserved: the rood stairs remain in 6,goi acres (including I,2oo of water) ; rateable value, the south wall: the font is Norman: there are a number of £I3,I07; and the population in I88I was I,42r. memorials of the seventeenth century and many of modern Letters through Saltash, which is the nearest money order date; one to William Hitchins and Frances (Denham), his & telegraph offl.ce wife, has effigies of both and of ro children; near it is PILLAR BoXEs, St. Stephen's, cleared at I2.40 p.m. week another monument to George Wadham esq. I6o6, and his days only; Trematon, cleared at I2.I5 p.m. week days wife, also with effigies; there are a numher of tablets to the only; Burraton, cleared at I p.m week days only family of Porter, including one to Capt. William Porter, of ScHOOLS:- the 4oth regiment, who served at the capture of Monte .A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1871; W. X. Video, the attack on Buenos .Ayres and in the Peninsular Rawling, clerk to the board War; in the chancel are three curiously illustr~;tted volumes Board, Henry ·Follett, master; Mrs. Tryphena Barrabcll, of Fox's Book of Martyrs, with the original chains for fasten- mistress ing them to the desk : there are sittings for 550 persons: The Church Sunday school for boys & girls has an the church was restored in I872, under the direction of Ewan endowment of £rs yearly

Christian esq. The register dates from the year I545· The Burra ton is a village about 1 mile north-west of Salt· living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £ 29• net yearly value ash. There are chapels for Plymouth Brethren and £29I with residence and 8 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Wesleyan Methodists. This was a Roman settlement. The Dean and Canons of Windsor, and held since I882 by the Rev. principal landowners are William Smith and John Rogers William Fraser M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. The great esqrs. tithes of St. Stephen's-by-Saltash belong to the Ecclesiastical Carkeel is a village, 2 miles north-west of Saltash, con­ Commissioners. Near the Vicarage grounds is an ancient taining a few farms. ELMGATE is a village, 3 miles west; cross, displaying a carving of the "Crucifixion." There are FoRD ER is a village, I~ miles west; and LoNGLA...... ,DS is a 'valuable charities belonging to this parish, also other chari- village, 2 miles west from Saltash. ties amounting to £no, such as Stanning-Mary Burral and Mabbots. Trematon Castle, the seat of Admiral.John Jervis N otter is a village, 3! miles north-west of Saltash, Tucker n.L., J.P. stands on the top of an artificial hill, on situated on the riYer Lynher, which is navigable to Notter the banks of the Lynher, overlooking the Hamoaze and Bridge, where there is a substantial bridge of three arches. Plymouth Harbour: the remains of the ancient fortress W. H. Pole-Carew esq. is the principal landowner.-­ comprise a keep-gateway and the bass court: the keep, at Letters through Landrake St. Germans R.S.O. The neare<;t the north-west corner of the court, is an oval of 70 by 30 money order & telegraph office is at Saltash. feet, with walls Io feet thick and 30 high : the gateway is TREHAN is a village, 2l miles south-west from Saltash. almost perfect and has three arches, with a guard-room Trematon is a village, 2 miles north-west of Saltash. above : in the castle grounds is a square block of the Break- In this village is an ancient wayside cross, with octagonal water limestone, with a medallion of John Jervis, Earl St. shaft about 4 feet high. There is a Wesleyan Methodi,.,t Vincent, and the date of his death, I6th March,- I824: chapel and an infant school. The principal landowners the scenery around is very beautiful. Ince Castle, on are John Edwards esq. and Mr. J. Smith. a peninsula in the estuary of the Lynher, is a rectan- Infant School, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, mistress gular structure of brick, with a tower at each angle; TREVOLLAND is a village, 3 miles west from Saltash ; in I646 it was garrisoned for the King, but ultimately sur- WEARDE is a village, I mile south-west from Saltash. At rendered to the Parliament. Shillingham Manor (after the Trehan, by the roadside, is an ancient Latin crms. St. Stephens-by-Saltash. j de Courcy Michael William J.P.Stoketon Dusting William jun. South Pill hou•o Doidge Amos, Wharaton Ellery Henry, Wearde house Bennett Mrs I Dusting William, Pill house 1 Fraser Rev. William M.A. Vicarage